Error in Macro: As Built-complete.sam using a PVsyst CSV file

Thank you Paul for your reply and help, I followed your corrections with the CSV file and while now SAM doesn't display any errors with the conversion, it does show the following message: 

 

It ends up creating a SAM CSV but the problem is that as the error says, it doesn't determine the timestep and so the CSV takes the timestep and its values as columns rather than ordering them in the correct columns for Year, Month, etc. Why is this so? I'm attaching both the CSV corrected for the previous mistakes and the new CSV that SAM creates so my problem is better understood. 

Thanks and best regards, 
Emiliano 

Thanks Paul, I solved that mistake (my bad by not noticing it beforehand) and while SAM no longer points out any mistake with the CSV, it doesn't create a correct CSV as it shows that on many lines the beam+diffuse and GHI are higher than the threshold. Just like this: 
    * global irradiance (249.75) at record 1232 is greater than threshold (225)
    * global irradiance (457.583) at record 1233 is greater than threshold (280.45)
    * bailing... too many warnings.

How can I solve this and/or increase the system's threshold for this type of values? Considering that the data and value of GHI for instance are taken directly on site. 

Regards, 
Emiliano 

Thanks Paul, checking that I've found two mistakes with it. If I just use the created SAM CSV on a simulation the following message appears when I try to simulate:

missing wind speed nan W/m2 at time [y:1900 m:1 d:1 h:0, minute:0], exiting
exec fail(pvsamv1): Could not read data line 8760 in weather file.
Simulation pvsamv1 failed :missing wind speed nan W/m2 at time [y:1900 m:1 d:1 h:0, minute:0], exiting

And when I try to delete the double quotes as you mentioned, the Location and Resources system tells me it can't use the SAM CSV as it can't know the timestep of it with the following message 

 

Thanks for your help Paul, I'm sure we're close to getting the CSV up and running on the program.

Best regards, 
Emiliano